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Biomedical sciences lecturers prepare students to become registered biomedical scientists in a range of sectors and organisations (such as the NHS in the UK). This is an education and training role and does not involve research activities. At jobs.ac.uk we’ve created this Biomedical Sciences Lecturer jobs profile to provide with…>

If you’ve been working as a synthetic biology lecturer and/or researcher, you might be considering your future career prospects. This profile explores what it’s like to work as an associate professor in this exciting and transformational field and where to find these types of opportunities at jobs.ac.uk.

This post looks at the career path and the day-to-day work of a virology professor and where to find these types of opportunities at jobs.ac.uk.

Immunology lecturers carry out vital research and deliver lectures and laboratory classes to biological sciences and medical students. Universities look to employ immunology experts from a wide range of backgrounds who can inspire the next generation of biomedical scientists.

From the discovery of penicillin to the mass rollout of COVID-19 vaccines, microbiology research has had a profound impact on how we meet global health and environmental challenges. Microbiology research focuses on the pivotal role microorganisms play in our understanding of all living things. Knowledge and discovery in this area…>

Are you looking for senior lecturing jobs in biomedical sciences?

This popular field brings together all biosciences disciplines to train students aspiring to a career in diagnosing and treating disease.

Are you looking for clinical microbiology teaching jobs in higher education?

You could be a clinical scientist working in a healthcare environment or maybe you’re on the way to finishing a doctorate in microbiology.

In this post, we take an in depth look at a Professor of Biology job, the research and teaching experience required and opportunities for career progression.

The primary role of a HoD is to provide strategic leadership of the department, shaping the direction of research and teaching, as well as managing staff. If you’re a senior-level biological sciences academic, you might be considering a change of direction into a higher education management role.